Customer Reviews for ARMSCOR 22TCM9R 39GR JHP 50/1000

Talk about a fireball, I used my 1911 in 22TCM as my shooter when I took the CCW class years ago, always gets a head to turn and multiple questions about what is that?

The 22TCM9R round isn't well known, but those of us who do shoot it, love it. These rounds are screamers. I wish their ammo was available more, you really have to look for it at this time.

Great ammo ! Had to go to the 9R because of my Glock conversion, it will not shoot straight 22TCM. But this TCM9R shoots well in all my 22TCM guns.

Wonderful round, and good price.

I bought the Rock Island 22TCM / 9mm pistol which is quite nice. The big plus is the fact that by way of 2 barrels it would convert to a 22TCM caliber. Since the gun is manufactured by Armscor it is hard ammunition to find in retail stores. Bought a box from Buds so that I could try it out. Rather unusual looking round. As always Bud's service is top notch.

Great quality ammo I can't wait to go shooting at the range.

I was thrilled to open my Email from Buds to find that this hard to find AMMO was in stock. I have been looking for this AMMO for months as everywhere I looked and searched was out of stock. I was in need of this AMMO for my new .22TCM9R MAPP that I also purchased from Buds. Thank You again Buds for keeping me informed of product when it returns to "AVAILABLE"...

Bud's is my go to for the 22TCM9R ammo. I have the Rock Island MAPP 22TCM9R pistol that is a little fire breathing dragon. Accurate and fast and fun to shoot.

Purchased these for my RIA 22TCM9R MAPP. Hot little round that is fast and accurate. Will be ordering more! Thank you Buds!

Purchased this Ammo for a Friend, He Likes It.

Awesome round really fun and accurate!

this ammos came with nickel cases. It must be loaded too hot as the cases stick in the chamber and the extractor can’t get them out. My reloads do not stick.

Works great in rock island mapp pistol.

Well if you have a .22 TCM Armcor is the only game in town for now at least. I think Armcor has some trouble keeping up with the demand and that creates some quality control issues. The very first magazine I was firing in my new TCM 9R pistol stovepiped and I could not get it cleared at the range. Turns out the cartridge case was too long and expanded into the rifling … I checked the rest of the cartridges from that box and that looked to be the only one oversized but they did have much more variation in case length then I expected to see in factory ammo. It’s a fun load to shoot so I hope Armcor starts getting a bit more consistent with their manufacturing.